ENDGAME GEAROP1we Wireless Gaming Mouse, CompX CX52850 Microcontroller, Pixart PAW3370 Optical Sensor, Mod-Friendly, Hybrid Skate Design, Claw Grip, 2.1 oz, Black

Coming from XM2WE with 17x9 hands using aggressive claw grip, this shape feels like it points itself. I was worried it would be uncomfortable due to previous experience with small ambi mice but this isn't the case. The XM shape locks you in place, but this mouse also feels locked in despite the less angular shape. I can still whip it around for fast target switching like the XM.The front end also feels amazingly precise compared to the wider XM.Some reviews I had watched made the clicks seem unusably heavy, but theyre great. They have a short and tight actuation with great feedback. I've tried the lighter switch pack but prefer the stock setup. MMB click is lighter than xm2we, which is an improvement for me. Side clicks feels lighter and with more pretravel.Coating still the great EGG coating. I replaced the stock skates with the 100% option and they feel similar to BTL so far though they're not broken in yet. Only issue I've had so far is the screws that hold the switch boards in place are inconsistent in their heads, two are much larger X than normal and are prone to slipping on the provided screwdriver from the switch pack. edit: I swapped the screws that had weird driving recesses with the ones holding on the side switch PCB, no more risk of stripping them.Overall 10/10, I'll definitely upgrade to the OP1w when that releases.

I had Logitech G Pro mouse and gave it to my friend long time ago, it was a really good mouse, but it is too huge for my small hands 18 x 8 cm. This mouse seems like a smaller G Pro and reminiscence of Sensei Ten and it is a perfect fit for small to medium hands in my opinion. On par or even better against Atlantis MiniCrisp clicks, good coating for sweaty hands, and perfect shape. I don't really care about the polling rate since I mostly play MOBA. Might be an Issue for some individuals who plays FPS due to sensor (3370?), and not a 4k polling rate . At the end of the day, it is all about the preference and comfortability.

Being easy to repair (after a horde of Logitech mice that had failed switches within a year) was the main selling point for me - everything else sort of took a back seat. Unfortunately after getting it I realized how small this mouse is and it's not really for me, especially without a significant "hump" in the design.I couldn't get used shape with my grip (hybrid) or hand size (8"). It felt much too "flat" due to the relatively low profile. It was impossible to hold the mouse as I like to and the only way to use it effectively was to palm the mouse (and the size made that feel really weird).For reference, I've owned and liked the Logitech M510/MX518/G502/G403/G703, Glorious Model D & Model O, and currently use a G603. All of them are shaped very differently but I've managed to use and like all of them.With some tweaks, I'd have kept it, but unfortunately it's not for me. However, if you are a palm user, then *PLEASE* support companies like this that make their products easy to repair!

I still suck at Apex, but this mouse feels incredibly well built. It feels fairly dense, but I prefer my nice around 60-70 grams. Too light, and I'm all over the place with my aim. I've noticed no problems with the performance, and the battery life has been great so far.I can't emphasize how well built this mouse feels. Most mice are so light nowadays that you notice anything flimsy on them. This is not the case here.This thing is going to last a while.It feels shape wise kind of like a slightly narrower m42 from xtrfy, but more satisfying to use because of the build quality.

Very well built mouse. Great shape for claw.Only reason it's getting 3 star is QC.Middle click hangs to the right and it sometimes clicks when using the scroll wheel.Also clicks when you lean the wheel to the right.Guess you need QC lottery.

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I bought the mouse on a recommendation. Within 3 months multiple issues have occurred. If you plug it in there's resistance behavior on the mouse if you plug it in. It will randomly left click which if you game especially fps you can imagine how inconvenient that is. And the newest issue is when you scroll it will not scroll fully and it also will do the opposite randomly. If you scroll up it will scroll a time or two and then scroll down instead of up even if you're doing the action for it to scroll up. I will say I love the weight and feel of it otherwise just wish it didn't have these issues.

Fun and snappy mouse.Battery not the best, lasts like 3 days of kinda consistent use. GPX lasts like a week. Usable while its charging though, the charging cable is so light and the stress relief in the mouse is angled upwards so it doesnt drag. WW Attention to detail EGGI have pretty big hands so needed adjusting time coming from GPX. Still though not the most comfy mouse for daily use.After 10 mins of warm up and getting some sweat going it gets really grippy. Without lotion or getting a little sweat going its slippery for me as I have dry hands. Also fingerprint magnet but who cares.People who complain about the mouse clicks being too heavy are weaklings